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@jalipalo/webmux

v0.0.3

Published

React web terminal (xterm.js) backed by a persistent tmux session over WebSocket — VSCode-grade UX: GPU rendering, search, clickable URL/file links, image paste.

Downloads

67

Readme

@jalipalo/webmux

React <Terminal/> — a browser terminal (xterm.js) backed by a persistent tmux session over a WebSocket, with VSCode‑grade UX. The browser is a stateless viewer onto a tmux session running on the host; closing or refreshing the tab never kills your work, and reconnecting replays scrollback and re‑attaches.

This is the client half. Pair it with the server plugin @jalipalo/webmux-server. Full docs + the architecture overview live in the repo README.

npm i @jalipalo/webmux

Usage

import { Terminal } from "@jalipalo/webmux";

<Terminal
  sessionId="my-session"
  wsUrl={(id) => `ws://${location.host}/terminal/ws/${id}`}
  uploadEndpoint="/terminal/paste-image"          // enables image paste/drop
  onOpenLink={(l) =>
    l.type === "url"
      ? window.open(l.value, "_blank", "noopener,noreferrer")
      : openInEditor(l.value, l.line, l.col)}
  autoMouseOnScroll                                // tmux mouse off for native clicks; on while wheeling
/>

Props

| Prop | Type | Notes | |---|---|---| | sessionId | string | tmux session to attach to | | wsUrl | (id) => string | builds the ws(s)://…/ws/<id> URL | | uploadEndpoint? | string | enables image paste/drop (POSTs the image, injects the returned path) | | onOpenLink? | (l) => void | modifier‑click on a URL or file:line:col | | theme? | "auto" \| { light, dark } | default: VSCode Dark+/Light+, follows the dark class on <html> | | notify? | (content) => void | image‑paste preview; falls back to a bundled mini‑toast | | autoMouseOnScroll? | boolean | tmux mouse off for native clicks; flipped on only while the wheel spins | | fontFamily? / fontSize? / scrollback? / scrollOnUserInput? | | rendering knobs |

Features

GPU rendering (WebGL, canvas fallback), unicode‑11 widths, 16‑color theming, copy/paste to the OS clipboard (secure‑context + insecure‑origin fallback), copy‑on‑select, image paste/drop with preview + lightbox, clickable URL + file links, Shift+Enter newline, fit‑on‑resize, scrollback that survives reconnect.

License

MIT © Jetz Alipalo